The Whalar Podcast: Recent Episodes
A creative industry podcast by Whalar
Whalar connects brands/agencies with a community of influential creators from social media to foster creativity from the ground up. We're on a mission to liberate the creative voice.
In the final episode of The Whalar Podcast Series 1, Neil sits down with Cilla Snowball DBE, Group Chairman and Chief Executive of AMV BBDO. Watch to find out about her career to date, what she thinks of ego and silo, and why the current advertising market is more like a game of pinball than of bowling.
That's it for Season One of The Whalar Podcast. You can catch up over on our Youtube channel or listen on Soundcloud. Be sure to subscribe to our iTunes channel to hear news about Season Two!
Phil Thomas is the CEO of Ascential Events, and was previously the CEO of Cannes Lions for almost 10 years, where before that he was the Managing Director of Emap and FHM, and the Editor of Empire Magazine. To say his career has been varied is an understatement having witnessed the rise, fall and rise again of the magazine industry as well as the boom of the events industry. Find out more about his life and career in this fireside chat with Neil Waller.
Arguably one of the most powerful women in tech in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, Nicola Mendelsohn isn't afraid to tell it like it is. As VP of Facebook EMEA, she is at the helm of a creative revolution - creating a world where big name brands and small local businesses have the same opportunities to advertise to audiences across the globe. Find out more in her conversation with Neil Waller.
Keith Weed is Unilever's CMCO (Chief Marketing and Communications Officer). He speaks with Neil about the art and science of Marketing, how the industry has transformed in the last five years, and how even a company as big as Unilever can become sustainable.
Episode 2 sees Neil Waller catch up with Juan Pendavis - also known as Quique. Quique is the Global Head of Creative & Media at Nestlé and a huge advocate for the power of storytelling.